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  • March 2, 2009 at 10:05 PM #15208
    infoseeker
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    This area south of 56, camino del sur exit seems to fit most of our requirements – Poway school district, Shorter commute to Sorrento Valley, Newer neighbourhood with comparitively lesser Mello Roos and HOA. We have two concerns. Is the presence of a big company (Intuit) in the area, going to be an issue? The assigned Via Azul elementary school is 4 miles away, will that be an issue as far as resale is concerned?

    March 3, 2009 at 9:23 AM #359234
    creechrr
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    Hi,

    I live in PQ and occassionally cruise through San Lorenza. The Intuit pressence seems to be minimal. In fact, it seems like most of that office complex is empty. The parking structure seems to be hardly in use. And, with everyone cutting back Intuit may leave the area.

    The neighborhood seems to be quiet. There’s no reason to drive up Torrey Santa Fe unless you live in the area as there isn’t another means of exiting.

    The Albertson’s across the 56 is my favorite place to pick up groceries besides Costco and having gas station at the entrance/exit of the neighborhood is very convenient.

    March 3, 2009 at 9:23 AM #359536
    creechrr
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    Hi,

    I live in PQ and occassionally cruise through San Lorenza. The Intuit pressence seems to be minimal. In fact, it seems like most of that office complex is empty. The parking structure seems to be hardly in use. And, with everyone cutting back Intuit may leave the area.

    The neighborhood seems to be quiet. There’s no reason to drive up Torrey Santa Fe unless you live in the area as there isn’t another means of exiting.

    The Albertson’s across the 56 is my favorite place to pick up groceries besides Costco and having gas station at the entrance/exit of the neighborhood is very convenient.

    March 3, 2009 at 9:23 AM #359678
    creechrr
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    Hi,

    I live in PQ and occassionally cruise through San Lorenza. The Intuit pressence seems to be minimal. In fact, it seems like most of that office complex is empty. The parking structure seems to be hardly in use. And, with everyone cutting back Intuit may leave the area.

    The neighborhood seems to be quiet. There’s no reason to drive up Torrey Santa Fe unless you live in the area as there isn’t another means of exiting.

    The Albertson’s across the 56 is my favorite place to pick up groceries besides Costco and having gas station at the entrance/exit of the neighborhood is very convenient.

    March 3, 2009 at 9:23 AM #359715
    creechrr
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    Hi,

    I live in PQ and occassionally cruise through San Lorenza. The Intuit pressence seems to be minimal. In fact, it seems like most of that office complex is empty. The parking structure seems to be hardly in use. And, with everyone cutting back Intuit may leave the area.

    The neighborhood seems to be quiet. There’s no reason to drive up Torrey Santa Fe unless you live in the area as there isn’t another means of exiting.

    The Albertson’s across the 56 is my favorite place to pick up groceries besides Costco and having gas station at the entrance/exit of the neighborhood is very convenient.

    March 3, 2009 at 9:23 AM #359821
    creechrr
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    Hi,

    I live in PQ and occassionally cruise through San Lorenza. The Intuit pressence seems to be minimal. In fact, it seems like most of that office complex is empty. The parking structure seems to be hardly in use. And, with everyone cutting back Intuit may leave the area.

    The neighborhood seems to be quiet. There’s no reason to drive up Torrey Santa Fe unless you live in the area as there isn’t another means of exiting.

    The Albertson’s across the 56 is my favorite place to pick up groceries besides Costco and having gas station at the entrance/exit of the neighborhood is very convenient.

    March 3, 2009 at 9:25 AM #359244
    UCGal
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    I can’t speak to the specific neighborhood… but as a former neighbor of Intuit, I wouldn’t worry. (They were in University City prior to building their new campus.)

    I’m pretty sure that campus is the home of the TurboTax group… so a bunch of accountants and software programmers. Not a bad bunch of daytime neighbors.

    March 3, 2009 at 9:25 AM #359546
    UCGal
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    I can’t speak to the specific neighborhood… but as a former neighbor of Intuit, I wouldn’t worry. (They were in University City prior to building their new campus.)

    I’m pretty sure that campus is the home of the TurboTax group… so a bunch of accountants and software programmers. Not a bad bunch of daytime neighbors.

    March 3, 2009 at 9:25 AM #359688
    UCGal
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    I can’t speak to the specific neighborhood… but as a former neighbor of Intuit, I wouldn’t worry. (They were in University City prior to building their new campus.)

    I’m pretty sure that campus is the home of the TurboTax group… so a bunch of accountants and software programmers. Not a bad bunch of daytime neighbors.

    March 3, 2009 at 9:25 AM #359725
    UCGal
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    I can’t speak to the specific neighborhood… but as a former neighbor of Intuit, I wouldn’t worry. (They were in University City prior to building their new campus.)

    I’m pretty sure that campus is the home of the TurboTax group… so a bunch of accountants and software programmers. Not a bad bunch of daytime neighbors.

    March 3, 2009 at 9:25 AM #359831
    UCGal
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    I can’t speak to the specific neighborhood… but as a former neighbor of Intuit, I wouldn’t worry. (They were in University City prior to building their new campus.)

    I’m pretty sure that campus is the home of the TurboTax group… so a bunch of accountants and software programmers. Not a bad bunch of daytime neighbors.

    March 3, 2009 at 12:23 PM #359357
    Eugene
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    [quote=UCGal]I can’t speak to the specific neighborhood… but as a former neighbor of Intuit, I wouldn’t worry. (They were in University City prior to building their new campus.)

    I’m pretty sure that campus is the home of the TurboTax group… so a bunch of accountants and software programmers. Not a bad bunch of daytime neighbors.[/quote]

    Do you work at Lockheed or Qualcomm?

    March 3, 2009 at 12:23 PM #359658
    Eugene
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    [quote=UCGal]I can’t speak to the specific neighborhood… but as a former neighbor of Intuit, I wouldn’t worry. (They were in University City prior to building their new campus.)

    I’m pretty sure that campus is the home of the TurboTax group… so a bunch of accountants and software programmers. Not a bad bunch of daytime neighbors.[/quote]

    Do you work at Lockheed or Qualcomm?

    March 3, 2009 at 12:23 PM #359802
    Eugene
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    [quote=UCGal]I can’t speak to the specific neighborhood… but as a former neighbor of Intuit, I wouldn’t worry. (They were in University City prior to building their new campus.)

    I’m pretty sure that campus is the home of the TurboTax group… so a bunch of accountants and software programmers. Not a bad bunch of daytime neighbors.[/quote]

    Do you work at Lockheed or Qualcomm?

    March 3, 2009 at 12:23 PM #359839
    Eugene
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    [quote=UCGal]I can’t speak to the specific neighborhood… but as a former neighbor of Intuit, I wouldn’t worry. (They were in University City prior to building their new campus.)

    I’m pretty sure that campus is the home of the TurboTax group… so a bunch of accountants and software programmers. Not a bad bunch of daytime neighbors.[/quote]

    Do you work at Lockheed or Qualcomm?

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